Connect, learn, and engage with Penn’s climate community
Monthly seminars, workshops, and a week-long celebration of climate action at Penn.
Penn Climate convenes faculty, students, postdocs, and partners across the university to share research, build interdisciplinary connections, and advance climate solutions. Here you’ll find a comprehensive list of climate-related programming happening across Penn. Explore events hosted by Penn Climate and the broader community to find programming aligned with your interests and expertise.
Events
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Powering Agriculture: Financing Distributed Renewable Energy in Emerging Markets
The Penn Club of New York 30 W. 44th Street, New York, NY, United StatesHosted by the Goldsmith Sustainable Agriculture Fund at the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy & Penn Climate. Event Summary The interrelationship between agriculture and energy is brought into sharp focus […]
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The New Investment Map: Competitiveness, Climate Resilience, and the Future of Clean Energy Investment
The Penn Club of New York 30 W. 44th Street, New York, NY, United StatesHosted by Penn Climate What makes a country competitive for the next generation of investment in clean energy and industry? How are climate impacts, new technologies, the AI-driven demand for […]
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Emiliano López and Mónica Rivera: Climate, Use, Construction
Meyerson Hall, Plaza Gallery 210 S 34th St, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesThe Department of Architecture welcomes Emiliano López and Mónica Rivera for their lecture, "Climate, Use, Construction." This lecture presents a series of projects through the lens of climate, use, and construction. […]
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McHarg Center Perspectives
Meyerson Hall, Upper Gallery 210 S 34th Street, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesJoin the McHarg Center for Urbanism and Ecology on September 24th for a community conversation highlighting ongoing McHarg Center-supported faculty research from the perspective of Department of Landscape Architecture faculty […]
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Belém to Antalya: Brazil’s COP30 Presidency and the Fossil Fuels Roadmap
Kleinman Energy Forum Fisher Fine Arts Building, 4th Floor, PhiladelphiaHosted by the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy & Penn Climate. At COP28, countries agreed for the first time to transition away from fossil fuels in a just, orderly and […]
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Symposium: Building Resilience and the Evolving Role of Preservation Technology
Kleinman Energy Forum Fisher Fine Arts Building, 4th Floor, PhiladelphiaThe Weitzman School of Design Department of Historic Preservation and the Association for Preservation Technology Delaware Valley Chapter (APT-DVC) present a one-day symposium focused on the subject of building resilience, referring to both the […]
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Climate Week at Penn 2026
Climate Week Tent, College Green , United StatesClimate Week at Penn has a tradition of offering opportunities for every member of the Penn community to learn about and act on the climate crisis. Events will be held […]
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Climate Week at Penn 2026 – 1.5* Minute Student Climate Lectures
Climate Week Tent, College Green , United StatesJoin us Monday, October 5, for the 1.5* Minute Student Climate Lectures, inspired by the School of Arts & Sciences 1.5* Minute Climate Lecture series.
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Climate Jeopardy! by Penn Climate Insights
ARCH Room 108 3601 Locust Walk, Philadelphia, PA, United StatesTest your climate smarts at the first-ever Penn Climate Insights Climate Jeopardy! This fast-paced gameshow will feature three teams of Penn students competing in climate-related trivia. The cross-disciplinary questions draw […]
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Climate Week at Penn 2026 – Getting Sports Fans into the Climate Game
Climate Week Tent, College Green , United StatesOn Opening Night of Climate Week at Penn on Monday, October 5 from 5:30-7pm, join EcoAthletes, the Penn Center for Science, Sustainability and the Media (PCSSM), and Penn Climate for […]
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Climate Communication and Resilience: Insights From Communication and Neuroscience About How to Foster Climate Engagement
Climate Week Tent, College Green , United StatesJoin us for the Climate Week installment in our Fall Seminar Series featuring Emily Falk, Vice Dean of the Annenberg School for Communication. Each month, the series spotlights Penn experts […]
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Climate Week at Penn 2026 – Bird Collisions in the Anthropocene
Climate Week Tent, College Green , United StatesBird-window collisions are a leading cause of bird mortality in the United States, killing over one billion birds each year. These collisions peak during spring and fall migration, when birds […]